Comment dit-on "(in order) to buy her a coffee" en français? I am trying to say "I have to go to Starbucks (in order) to buy her a coffee." in French but I am not sure where to place the object pronou

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Comment dit-on "(in order) to buy her a coffee" en français? I am trying to say "I have to go to Starbucks (in order) to buy her a coffee." in French but I am not sure where to place the object pronoun "her", etc. Can someone give me the translation of this? Is this all that far off? Je dois aller à Starbucks pour acheter un café. <--- but where does "her" go? Thanks for your help!

21 oct. 2014 17:17

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You were very close my friend! Je dois aller à Starbucks pour lui acheter un café Peace! Remi

21 octobre 2014

Object pronouns always go right before the verb - the "main" verb, the one related to the pronoun you're trying to place. You're BUYING the coffee for her, so "lui" (= for her) goes right before "acheter". Simple? :)

24 octobre 2014